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Mills Public Policy students and faculty have contributed to this list of organizations active in public policy research.
Professional Associations
ASPA—The American Society for Public Administration APPAM—Association for Public Policy Analysis and Management GovLoop (a social network developed by and for the government community) ICMA—International City/County Management Association
Research Institutes and Government Research Agencies
Most of these organizations produce policy analyses and reports that are publicly available, on a wide variety of topics. A few are focused on particular areas (PPIC studies California policy issues and RFF focuses on the environment, for example). Note that some of these groups have an avowed ideological position. We are offering a list that includes liberal, conservative, and non-partisan organizations.
Abt Associates AEI—American Enterprise Institute for Public Policy Research The Cato Institute Center on Budget and Policy Priorities The Brookings Institution California Legislative Analyst's Office (non-partisan state office that produces analysis for the state legislature) Government Accountability Office (non-partisan federal agency that produces analysis on multiple federal issues and programs). Institute for Local Government (ILG) Institute for Research on Poverty (University of Wisconsin) The RAND Corporation Public Policy Institute of California The Heritage Foundation Reason Foundation: UrbanFutures.org Resources for the Future The Urban Institute The World Bank (data and research site of the Bank)
State of California—Governmental Resources
Institute of Governmental Studies at UC Berkeley (Links to multiple resources on California government and policy)
U.S. Government—Laws and Regulations
Regulations.gov Federal Register (GPO Access) Code of Federal Regulations (hosted by Cornell Law School) Code of Federal Regulations (GPO Access) Supreme Court Cases (hosted by Cornell Law School) THOMAS (Library of Congress) (text of federal legislation and proposed legislation)
U.S. Government—Agencies
USA.gov (central portal to U.S. government agencies)
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